QuickBooks Error 6123: Troubleshooting Guide

QuickBooks Error 6123: Troubleshooting Guide
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Understanding QuickBooks Error 6123

Error 6123 in QuickBooks typically occurs when you try to restore a backup company file from a network drive, open a company file over a network, or while restoring a backup. This error can also occur when you try to open a company file that is located on a USB flash drive. It indicates that QuickBooks Error 6123 is unable to open the company file.

Causes of QuickBooks Error 6123

There are several reasons why QuickBooks error 6123 may occur, including:

  • Damaged company files
  • Corrupted QuickBooks installation
  • Issues with the network connection
  • Firewall or antivirus blocking QuickBooks files
  • Incorrect folder permissions

How to Resolve QuickBooks Error 6123

Follow these steps to resolve QuickBooks error 6123:

  1. Update QuickBooks: Ensure you are using the latest version of QB Enterprise Support Services.
  2. Run QuickBooks File Doctor: This tool can help diagnose and repair file-related issues.
  3. Disable Antivirus/Firewall: Temporarily disable your antivirus or firewall and try opening the company file again.
  4. Rename .ND and .TLG files: Renaming these files can resolve network-related issues.
  5. Check Folder Permissions: Ensure that the folder containing the company file has the correct permissions.
  6. Copy Company File Locally: Copy the company file to your local drive and try opening it from there.
  7. Use QuickBooks Refresher Tool: This tool can help resolve common QuickBooks issues.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you should be able to resolve QuickBooks error 6123 and get back to work quickly. If you continue to experience issues, we recommend contacting our support team for further assistance.

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